Rivers and Roads

Lovely bonfire in honor of washington and kandace. Dingos and guitars and smores, oh my!

J Muni to Dolores Park

Thank you Miss Molly for a lovely lunch near Dolores Park! Thai food and yummy icecream! Now time to pack...

Pampered

I've been feeling down and out the past few days. So what's a girl to do? Get her nails done and her hair did of course! My toes look very pretty in pink, I took a picture but my feet aren't really photogenic so I'll just have to post my hair instead. I just got a trim (I have bangs again!) but it looks nice and clean and my head feels lighter. Which was the goal of course.

TA DA!
Taking pictures like this always succeed in making me feel dorky.

DJ LO LO

Dropping DEM BEATS.

faking it

Tonight I was the DJ for the dorm dance we threw. I usually am the car DJ, but I am quickly expanding my repertoire. The kids made sure I looked the part and lent me a bandana and some old school headphones. I love working with dancers. I loved watching them tonight. They all have watched the same you tube videos and music videos on repeat countless numbers of times that I have, therefore they know all sorts of routines that they like to break out on the dance floor. Adorable and impressive. If nothing else works out, at least I know I have a promising future as a high school winter formal dj.

Dutch Treat!

Windmill surprise

 

 

 

Look what Kandace and I found as we roamed around the city today! Who knew there was a windmill in SF? It was built in 1902 in a corner of Golden Gate Park. How pretty! We also went to the beach and did a little window shopping on Union Street afterwards.

Graffiti Beach

Cute (and yummy) lunch

Flower street vendors! Déjá vu anyone?

TGIF

Thank you salesman for taking our picture in these hats so we didn't have to spend $25 dollars on them. Thank you Kelly for being touristy with me today, thank you Peter for the lovely happy hour, and thank you San Francisco for a beautiful week.

San Francisco after Dark.

This really is an awesome job. We just finished a very delicious and expensive dinner at The Thirsty Bear downtown, all on the Ballet's tab. Not only was this our one and only night off during the five weeks here which made me estatic (it had been so long since I'd seen the moon!) but they chose a restaurant that served SPANISH FOOD! I was in heaven. Pallea, tortilla espanola, sangria heaven. I think my fellow chaperones and I will agree, "Ballet is Life" and that we would like "a round of tapas, churros, sandy cocktails, bowling shoes, and pins" all on the ballet. Cheers!